Re: [Zope-dev] what transaction does get_transaction().commit() really commit?

[Shane Hathaway]

Jephte Clain wrote:
 the question is: what transaction is commited with
 get_transaction().commit() ? It is only the one associated
 with the connection, or also the transaction in which is the
 caller?
 I mean, if my method is called from within Zope, is the
 transaction of the caller commited?

In the default implementation, there is one transaction per thread. 
When you commit(), you commit everything your caller changed as well. 
Connections are somewhat independent of transactions, if that helps.

Shane

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[Zope-dev] what transaction does get_transaction().commit() really commit?

[Jephte Clain]

hello,

I have a method that reads:

8
def do_something(self):
 from Zope import DB
 conn = db.open()
 conn.root()['name'] = 'value'
 get_transaction().commit()
 conn.close()
8

the method can be called from everywhere, and that's the
reason why I have to open a connection, in case one is not
available.

the question is: what transaction is commited with
get_transaction().commit() ? It is only the one associated
with the connection, or also the transaction in which is the
caller?
I mean, if my method is called from within Zope, is the
transaction of the caller commited?

thanks for any response
regards,
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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